Frank A. Hamilton was the minister of Trinity United Methodist Church from 1943 - 1953. His service spanned WWII and the Cold War. His grandson David Hamilton will return to Trinity to offer a historic glimpse into the ministry of his grandfather.
Both World War II and the Cold War posed challenges for Christians in confronting threats to American democracy and society while staying true to their faith. Rev. Hamilton wrestled with those challenges throughout his ministry and he tried to help his congregation do the same.
David Hamilton is a senior United States circuit judge of the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. His remarks are titled "Trinity and Faith During Wartime Hot and Cold: Reflections on the Ministry of Frank A. Hamilton 1943-53" and they will draw from the sermons outlines and notes of his grandfather.
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This event is free and family friendly. All are welcome!
Hamilton's presentation is part of a year-long series marking the 200th Anniversary of Trinity United Methodist Church. Don’t forget to bring your Bicentennial photo passports!
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Trinity United Methodist Church, 216 SE 3rd St, Evansville, IN 47713, United States
